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ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE, June 23rd, 2019 THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST JUNE 23, 2019

Parish Staff Pastoral Council Members SUNDAY LITURGIES Dave & Alvera Bell 330-727-0999 Ed Cerezo, (Inside Out) Groundskeeper/ [email protected] SATURDAY SUNDAY Janitor 724-712-4030 5:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. Rita Combis 330-953-1656

Rosalie D’Angelo, Director of Music [email protected] HOLY DAY LITURGIES 330-542-3100 (Consult Bulletin) Jean Gbur 330-542-3777 [email protected] Gloria Farrow, Sacristan WEEKDAY LITURGIES

330-542-3466 MONDAY (Liturgy of the Word) Becca Goterba, Youth Member [email protected] 8:00 a.m. Harry Kale 330-542-0165 Bonnie Mealy, Business Manager TUESDAY‒FRIDAY [email protected]

330-542-3466 8:00 a.m. [email protected] Brian Kolenich 330-881-8693 CONFESSIONS [email protected]

By Appointment—330-542-3466 Helen Parry, Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor Lori Mowad—Chair 330-757-1713 330-542-3466 [email protected] [email protected] Debbie Pryor 330-502-8064 Al Pompeo, Coordinator of Rel. Ed. St. Paul the Apostle Parish [email protected]

330-542-3466 10143 Main Street-P.O. Box 515 Jan Ricciardi 330-509-3752 [email protected] New Middletown, OH 44442 [email protected] Parish Office: 330-542-3466 Religious Ed. Center: 330-542-3824 Grant Williams, Website Manager Dominic Russo 330-540-4653 330-398-5759 Parish Hall (Pirohy): 330-542-3525 [email protected] FAX: 330-542-2448 [email protected] Website: www.stpaulnewmiddletown.org Colleen Scheck 330-550-4352 JoAnn Yaskulka, Rel. Ed. Secretary Bulletin online: [email protected] https://www.parishesonline.com/find/st-paul- 330-542-3824 [email protected] the-apostle-church-44442 Grant Williams 330-398-5759 [email protected]

BAPTISM: Parents are asked to call the rectory to arrange for a Parish Ministry Opportunities Baptism meeting with the pastor. A date for the Baptism will be ar- ranged at your preparation meeting. Parish Mission Team 50+ Group Pirohy MARRIAGE: Couples wishing to marry at the parish should Altar Guild RCIA/RCIC contact the parish office as soon as possible to reserve a date for the Altar Servers Respect Life wedding and to schedule a time to meet with the pastor. Contact Bereavement Rosary Ministry should be made no less than six months before your intended date of Bible Study St. Vincent de Paul marriage. Charismatic Prayer Group Silas Marners Church Environment ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Individuals who will be having Sponsor Couples Eucharistic Ministers surgery or are suffering from a chronic illness should receive the Total Parish Religious Ed. Evangelization Anointing of the Sick. Please contact the parish office for a time to Table of Plenty Family Life receive the sacrament. Vocation’s Committee Garden Angels VISITATION OF THE SICK: Visitation, prayer, and Commun- Gifting Program ion are offered to our homebound and/or sick on a regular basis. Health Ministry Simply call the parish office. Homebound Visitation Hospitality HOSPITAL VISITATION: If you know of a parishioner who is Hospitals & Jails in a hospital, please contact the parish office to inform us of an admis- Knights of Columbus sion as no hospital is allowed to contact us. Be sure to specify the Lay Leaders of Prayer We encourage you to location of the hospital. Lectors prayerfully consider join- JOINING ST. PAUL’S: Anyone who wishes may join St. Paul’s. We are Liturgy Committee ing one or more of our proud of our parish’s hospitality, warmth, and friendship. We invite you to Men’s Fellowship committees/ministries as become part of our parish family. Once you are comfortable among us, we Music Ministry a way of offering service invite you to join any of our parish organizations or programs. We encourage New Parishioner Com. each single adult in a family to be registered in his or her own name. If you to our parish and commu- Nursing Home Ministers must leave the parish, please let us know. In your journey, we wish you well Pastoral Council nity. and thank you for the time you did spent with us.

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MASS SCHEDULE: All Are Welcome +DENOTES DECEASED How did our Random Acts of Kindness Week work out for you? SATURDAY, June 22 I hope that you took advantage of the suggestion, and looked 5pm +John Sullivan outside of yourself this week to someone in need. If you forgot or didn't read last week's column, there is still time--lots of time-- +Pat Leone-Anniversary to extend an unsuspecting act of kindness to someone, even a +Sam D’Angelo-Wedding Anniversary complete stranger. Can you imagine the amount of joy that SUNDAY, June 23 could result from just doing little things for someone whom you 8am +Norma Clemente-Birthday encounter. For example, I was in a store and noticed this elderly lady shopping alone. As I walked past her, I smiled and told her +Marlene Darr-Birthday what a pretty sweater she had on. First she looked at me some- 11am Members of St. Paul’s what unsure, and then broke out in a big smile. She proceeded +Dee Farina to thank me and tell me that her husband had bought it for MONDAY, June 24 her. I commented what good taste he must have, and she told No Liturgy of the Eucharist for Summer me that he had died 20 some years ago. She said that when she especially misses him, she wears the sweater to help her TUESDAY, June 25 feel closer to him. Her eyes were a little misty as she thanked 8am +Michael Philibin, Sr.-Birthday me for my comments, but her smile brightened her face. As I WEDNESDAY, June 26 continued my shopping, I couldn't help but realize how the en- 8am Liturgy of the Eucharist counter had lifted my spirits as well and made me think of my spouse with a smile on my face. Good begets good! One quick THURSDAY, June 27 2 or 3 minute encounter, one intentional random act of kind- 8am +Cappy & +Pat Jones ness, can completely change someone's day! So let's extend FRIDAY, June 28 our Random Acts of Kindness Week to this week too and bring No Liturgy of the Eucharist for Summer some sunshine into more lives! SATURDAY, June 29 Maybe these words of Mother Theresa's can help to inspire us! 5pm Members of St. Paul’s +Deceased Members of the Words You Can Live By Farinelli and Blanco Families People are often unreasonable and self-centered. SUNDAY, June 30 Forgive them anyway. 8am +Geraldine Calabrese If you are kind, people may accuse you of ulterior motives. +Mary Nichiporchik Be kind anyway. 11am +Charles Blake If you are honest, people may cheat you. +Tom Sedlar Be honest anyway. If you find happiness, people may be jealous. Be happy anyway. June 30th The good you do today may be forgotten tomorrow. Do good anyway. Thirteenth Sunday in Give the world the best you have, it may never be Ordinary Time

enough. First Reading: 1 Kings 19:16b, 19-21 Give your best anyway. For you see, in the end, it is between you and God, It Then Elisha left and followed Elijah as his attendant. was never between you and them anyway. Second Reading: 1 Galatians 5:1, 13-18 Have a blessed week! You were called for freedom.

~~Pastoral Council Gospel: Luke 9:51-62 He resolutely determined to journey to Jerusalem. I will follow you wherever you go.

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This bulletin is furnished to our par- THE WEEK AHEAD: ish without charge as the advertise- MONDAY, June 24 TUESDAY, June 25 ments that appear in it, completely 6pm Prayer Group in Day Chapel defray its cost. Please patronize the WEDNESDAY, June 26 sponsors located on the back pages 3pm Communion at Hampton Woods of our bulletin. Thank them for supporting our par- THURSDAY, June 27 ish. 7:30pm Men’s Group in Gathering Space FRIDAY, June 28 WOODLANDS SATURDAY, June 29 Specializing in Short Stay Rehab SUNDAY, June 30 8pm AA in Lower Hall STCCC FOOD PANTRY NEWS: JUNE RECOMMENDEDMMEN FOOD PANTRY ITEMS ARE: cake

mix and frosting.ng. Please place your donations in the white baskets ANOTHER GREAT BUS TRIP near the entrance doors to the parish hall. Thank you for helping

SPONSORED BY 50+: those in need! Food distribution is held at the Freedom Methodist

on 170, the third Thursday of each month, 11am-1pm and 6-8pm. Station Dinner Thea- tre “Dick Clarkson’s Jukebox” 1950’s/60’s STCCC NEWS: Bandstand Musical After almost 24 full years, I find it necessary to step Comedy, Wednesday, down as St. Paul’s representative to STCCC (Springfield July 17th, 9:30am- Township Council of Church and Community). A new 9pm, $85 per person (includes: trans- representative is needed NOW. Meetings take place the portation, lunch, show, casino bonus, last Wednesday of each month (except December) and 50+ hospitality), payment in full weather permitting at 9am. The location changes each by June 28th guarantees your reserva- year in September at alternating church sites. The tion. For reservation and/or more in- STCCC has several service projects throughout the year formation, call Betty at 330-953-3823. that the representative administers in the individual churches. For example: the Salvation Army Collection at Christmas, etc. For additional information, call Pastor Erin Burns (President) at Zion Lutheran Church 330-542 -2821. It has been my pleasure to serve the Parish Fam- inister’s Schedule, June 28th/29th ily of St. Paul the Apostle. ~~Fran May (If you are unable to come when scheduled,

please arrange for a replacement!)

5pm 8am 11am M Lector: B.Mealy J.Morena J.Leone Let us thank you, Fran, for your 24 years of service. A.Bell D.Haug T.Dalesandro That is a long time to give of your time and talents. Servers: Schecks Gentiles M.Butch Your dedication was/is very much appreciated! K.Fusco Aeys E.Jackson M.Wymer CONGRATULATIONS to Dane Eucharistic: L.Mowad M.Gentile N.Dalesandro D.Pitko Gentiles D.Russo Dobson and Melissa Caraballo, the Karys P.Hatala Szokes now M/M Dane Dobson, who were K.Klinke Barillares G.Klepfer C.Scheck T.DeFelice K.Seidler united into Holy Matrimony last weekend in D.Bell B.Novad C.Marsh L.Evan our parish. M.Ohlin B.D’Apolito

Hospitality: R.Ohlin Beros C.Lucci PRAYERS ANSWERED FROM SILVER BOX: H.Sherry Boccieris Barber Family P.Perrine Thank you for a blessed school year for A.Leone my girls. In Jesus name - Amen.

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PROJECT RACHEL of North East Ohio For: FREEFREE COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY MEAL:MEAL:L: June (Father’s Day):

If you are a father suffering from an abortion decision, This Tuesday, June 25th know that there is Hope and Healing available. For Luther’s Table CONFICENTIAL help, contact PROJECT RACHAEL Zion Lutheran Church OF N.E. Ohio at 888-259-4806 or sup- [email protected]. New Middletown

************************************* ST. VINCENT de PAUL NEWS: Thrift Store now open, hope you saw the flyer inserted

into the bulletin several weeks ago.

St. Paul’s will be serving meals at the Dining Hall July 15th-19th. Volunteers work from 10am-1pm. We need 8 volunteers each day—men and women can serve. Don’t

wait to be asked!!! To volunteer, call Fran May at 330-549 -5283. Thanks Especially to Betty Himes and the 50+ We will be collecting and this year school supplies socks Group: FUN WAS HAD BY ALL AT THE for Back-to School. Start watching sales for socks. We’ll let you know later (August) what supplies are needed. LUNCHEON AND ELVIS PRESLEY PRO- Thank you ahead of time. See box for socks in the Gath- GRAM. IT WAS SO, SO MUCH FUN! THANK ering Space. YOU FOR INCLUDING THE WHOLE PARISH AND COMMUNITY IN THIS ENDEAVOR! *************************************** MAJOR EXPENSES FOR MAY: Payroll/Benefits $13,455.50 Diocesan Assessments $8,413.00

UTILITIES: Gas $716.74 Trash $99.25 Water $362.80 Electric $1,312.03 Sewer $308.97 Phone/Internet/TV $213.54

IN YOUR CHARITY, PLEASE PRAY FOR THE FAMILY OF JIM SEGAL, son-in-law of our Janet Ricciardi. Jim has left behind a wife and 2 children. Please pray for them that they find peace! For

Those

Kids NURSING HOME COMMUNION MINISTRY: Who If you are looking for a ministry Are that takes very little time (once Bored a month) and is rewarding, this ministry is for you. If inter- Without School! ested, call Gloria at the rectory.

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THOUGHTS FROM YOUR CRE… HAPPENINGS ELSEWHERE:

……………………………………………… FIRST FRIDAY CLUB OF GREATER YOUNGSTOWN’S JULY GUEST SPEAKER ON THURSDAY, JULY 11TH IS FR. POPOVICH. CALL 330-720-4498 TO RESERVE ($18 per person/lunch & speaker) AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Reservations are limited. Money & reservations must be sent to the First Friday Club (PO Box 1146, Yo., OH 44511) 10 days before event.

Summer Lunch & Recreation: Free lunch and recreation for kids and teens, Wednesdays, which began last Wednesday, June 19th- and will run until Wednesday, August 21st (except July 3rd), Noon-1:30pm, Petersburg Presbyterian Church, Yo.-Pitts Rd., (170), Petersburg. Meals served from Noon-1pm, recreation 12:30 -1:30pm. Activities include: arts, crafts, experiments, outdoor “Then taking the five loaves and the two recreation, water games, and prizes. Also sponsored by St. John Lutheran Church, Petersburg. All are WELCOME! fish, and looking up to heaven, He said the blessing over them, broke them, and Feast Of The Most Sacred Heart Of Jesus: You are cordially invited to Mass for the Feast of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. In gave them to the disciples to set before Thanksgiving for the 80th Anniversary of the Healing of the Serv- the crowd. They all ate and were satis- ant of God Rhoda Wise. 7pm, Friday, June 28, at St. Peter Catho- lic Church, 726 Cleveland Avenue Northwest, Canton, Ohio fied.” ~John 9:15-16 44702. Celebrated by the Most Reverend George V. Murry, S.J.,

PH.D., Bishop of Youngstown. An update on the Cause for the The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ is Beatification of the Servant of God Rhoda Wise will be shared at this Mass. the epitome of our faith, our spirituality, and Save The Date: The Diocese of Youngstown Catholic Men’s Fel- our religion! From day one, the apostles had lowship, Saturday, June 29, 2020, St Paul Parish rectory hall, Sa- Eucharist and then became Eucharist to eve- lem, Ohio – 8 am to 10 am. The Catholic Men’s Fellowship of the Diocese of Youngstown will hold a 2020 conference planning ryone else. God envisioned Himself not only a meeting. Come help us serve the men of our diocese. For more part of our journey, but a part of our lives, information about the meeting, call George at 330-519-3197. physically, since the beginning of creation. JUST AS I AM

How awesome that “we have Jesus” (as Hymns Tour

Libby Tabaka told me two weeks ago) African Children’s Choir live alive and with us on this journey! in concert. Join us for an immersive workshop experience Partake in the Most Holy Body and Blood through song, dance, and video story telling! The Just As I of Christ every chance you have! Am tour combines traditional hymns with Afri- can cultural sounds and a stunning visual story WE WERE NEVER MEANT TO ONLY HAVE AN INDIVIDUAL RELA- of God’s faithfulness. Don’t miss out on this TIONSHIP WITH JESUS. WE WERE ALWAYS MEANT TO BE ONE uniquely immersive experience through song, UNIFIED CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY, HELPING AND SERVING ONE dance, and video story telling. FRIDAY, JULY ANOTHER AS THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST! 5TH, 7PM, FREEDOM CHURCH, YO.-PITTS. RD., NEW MIDDLETOWN, 330-542-3732. Afri- LIVE YOUR FAITH: canchildrneschoir.com. See flyer stapled to this bulletin. ~Where do you see the Body of Christ in the flesh this week? What does this person look like and behave Class Reunion: The Officers of Mohawk Area Alumni Associa- like in your eyes? tion have met to discuss the up and coming 11th Reunion to be held on Saturday, August 3rd, 6pm, at Mohawk High School Caf- ~Enjoy the fruits of our June harvest God has eteria. The Class of 1968 will be in charge of Registration, the Class of 1970 will be in charge of Refreshments, and the Class of given us. Pick some berries and concentrate on how they feel, 1969 will be the Honorees. Anyone with any questions or input, how they smell, and taste, and their perfect design. may contact Charlotte McCalla Oliver, President, at 724-336-5958.

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